Legacy Hudson Integration Reference

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InstallingLast Hudsonreviewed: September 21, 2026

Prerequisite Installations

Hudson System Configuration

Creating a Job and an Ant Task to run the Scenario

Installing Hudson

Hudson comesintegration content is retained only as a warlegacy file.reference. DownloadNew CI/CD work should use current Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or supported command-line/API integrations.

When to use this guidance

• You are maintaining an old environment that still references Hudson.
• You need to migrate historical CI jobs to a supported CI/CD tool.
• You are deciding whether to archive or consolidate older integration content.

Recommended approach

1. Inventory any Hudson jobs that still trigger AIQ tests.
2. Capture job parameters, credentials, triggers, and report locations.
3. Recreate the Hudsonworkflow warin filea fromsupported CI/CD platform.
4. Validate the linkmigrated job with a small AIQ execution.
5. Mark
2. Hudson-specific

   Prerequisiteinstructions toas run Hudson: needs Java 6legacy or newerremove run-time.them Anwhen internetno connectionlonger will be required if you want to be able to install and auto-update plug-ins

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After you download Hudson.war, you can launch it by executing java -jar Hudson.war

OnceNote: Hudson is running, navigate to http://localhost:8080 on your browser

 

Select Hudson GIT Plugin from the featured Plugin

Click Install and Click Finish

Prerequisites Installations

Install ANT using the link, Download and install the appropriate file on your machine depending on the operating system used

Please make sure to download and install GIT on the machine where Hudson is installed. Download git from the link based on your operating system

Hudson System Configuration

On the main page, click Manage Hudson > Click Configure System

Lookobsolete for globalcurrent properties,AIQ createdocumentation. PATHPrefer variable and provide the executable paths for JAVA and APACHE

 

Look for GIT and provide the executable path of the git.exe file

Look for the GIT plugin and provide a valid username and the user email

 

Also, open a command prompt and run the following commands.

git config --global user.email "you@example.com"

git config --global user.name "Your Name"

Creating your job and creating ant task to run the scenario

Click New Job

Provide Job Name and select Build a free-style software job

Click OK

Under Source Code Management, Select Git

If hosted by Appvance, select Git and enter "https://gitlab.com/llara/ci-plugin.git " in the Repository URL box

 Locate Invoke Ant in the Build options

Enter UTP_Tests in the Targets box

Click Advanced

Enter CloudBees/build.xmlJenkins or build.xmlanother dependingsupported onCI/CD where the file is locatedplatform.

in the Build File box (may vary if plug-in self-hosted)

Enter the following in the Properties box:

ServerURL=<URL_To_AppvanceIQ_Server_Including_Port> Path=REPOSITORY/<pathToScenarioFileIncludingScenarioNameAndFileExtension> Username=<appvanceUserName>

Password=<appvancePassword>

Click Save

Click Build Now and once the build is run successfully > Click Console Output to check the Results and the link to the Appvance IQ Results of the test run